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A few people are against our feeding program for nefarious reasons. Resorting to propaganda won’t work. Using children for politics won’t work. The first phase of schools onboarded have been getting their hot meals daily and on time. All head teachers have communication to continue with their arrangements until...

534,104 просмотров • 2 лет назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Babu Owino
Babu Owino2 лет назад

Wapi video ya Watoto wakikula including the Headteacher.Hizo PR zako tunajua.

Фото профиля Daniel Mwikali
Daniel Mwikali2 лет назад

Sakaja Continue feeding our school kids...Most of these tweeps are middle class people who can't understand the pain of kids sleeping hungry and waking up to go to school...

Фото профиля junior ✌️🫡🫣
junior ✌️🫡🫣2 лет назад

The food should be given to school in bales shule wapike wenyewe less this haiwezi work utatuliwa watoto in the name of politics in children mrk this

Фото профиля Sakaja Arthur Johnson
Sakaja Arthur Johnson2 лет назад

That’s what has failed to work for decades.

Фото профиля Caleb Agola
Caleb Agola2 лет назад

I did not vote you but on this it is working very very well,the people making noise does not have kids in public primary school s in Nairobi,where one has done well ,we should give credit, I am writing this after confirming my kids had their meals today.

Фото профиля Shujaa
Shujaa2 лет назад

The Lord of Corruption don't eat poor children's money. Dont please

Фото профиля RTC Riva
RTC Riva2 лет назад

But the fact is that, there was no food distributed by your teams today, isn't?

Фото профиля Sakaja Arthur Johnson
Sakaja Arthur Johnson2 лет назад

80k kids fed today, it’s phased.

Фото профиля The Bungling Baldhead
The Bungling Baldhead2 лет назад

Meals are supposed to be hot. Must you specify that ??

Фото профиля Sakaja Arthur Johnson
Sakaja Arthur Johnson2 лет назад

Yes. It’s a WFP and WHO standard.

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